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Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy of Swifts Specific as a
remedy and cure for rheumatism and all blood dis
eases, has never had a more conspicuous Illustration
than this case affords. The candid, unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given by the venerable gentle
man must be accepted as convincing and conclusive.
The writer is a prominent citizen of Mississippi. The
gentleman to whom Mr.. Martin refers, and to whom
final relief from years Of suffering. is Mr.. King. for
many years the popular night clerk of the Lawrence
House, at jackson.
JACKSON, Miss. April %, 1881.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta, Ca:
GentlemeH-I have been an invalid pensioner for
forty years, having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases in the Mexican War, but not till the 1st Of
March, 1875, did 1 feel any symptoms of rheumatism.
On that day was suddenly stricken with that dis
case in both hips and ankles. For twenty days I
walked on crutches. Then the pain was less violent.
but 1t shifted from Joint to joint. For weeks I would
lie totally disabled, either on one side OF my body or
the other. The pain never lett me a moment for
eleven years and seven months-thati Is from March /,
when / was cured. During these eleven Years Of in,
tense suffering, 1 tried tnnumerable prescriptions
gested by friends, but Il 1 ever received the least
tsrnaIIv irfm ana any go fae a1Isreo 81 fa X F internally lSo or 81 ax,
first of September, l made arrangements to go to the
DOG springs OF ArkanSaS, having ueSp91Ted OF every
other remedy, when accidentally met an old ac-
quaintance, mir. King, now OF the Lawrence House
Of this city. lie had once been q great sufferer from
rheumatism, and, as / supposed. had been. cured
by a visit to Hot Springs. But when 1 met him he
told me that his visit to the Hot Springs was in vain
he found no relief. On his return from Hot Springs
he heard, for the first time, of the S. S. S. as q remedy
for rheumatism. BE tried it and six bottles made a
complete cure. Several years have passed since, but
he has had no return OF the disease.
! Immediately returned to try It. In September
took four bottles, and by the first of October was
| well-aS far as the rheumatism was concerned. All
rain had disappeared. and l HAVE NOT FELT a TwINGE
OF IT SINCE.
Ihave no interest in making this statement Other
. than the hope that IL may direct some other sufferer
10 a sure source of relief, and il it has this result
am well rewarded for my trouble. l am very re
specially and truly your friend.
]. NJ. a. MARTIN.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood anc
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TIL SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga.
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NOTICE ANNUAL SETTLE
NssS'T.

STATE OF NouM. lss.
toUSTY OFFAYETTE.
Annu Il settlht oil the estate oI Ira H.. An
.rsOn, deceased.
NOTICE iseby given To all creditors and
IN oInrrs tested in the estate oi Ira ID. An
derson, decd. that we. Harriet e An,!.r-
son, adminIirir, and Warren '. Anderson.
admInietrnu said esrste, intend to make eur
first anuuagtl.ment thereof AT the August
term at the hat" court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri. [ held at Lexington. Missouri, on
the secnni riay IN August, los7
HARRIEI c. ANDERSON,
Administrative
SAEREa V. ANDERSo
jul;J 80 Administrator
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ORDER OF FERTILIZATION

STATk OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In the Circuit court OF said county, in vacation,
June 1ltn 1885,.
Napoleon Il. PriLc"J
vs.. Divorce
Matte & Prince.
II 20 the SAID de'cEd mt. Matte q. Prince: IOu
L are hereby notified that slIl painun has
commenced = sui, against You ~ -a!i court by
petition. the object aid genera! nature at which
H. to obtain 4 divorce IiDuI the bonds Ol u!I'TI-
muny heretofore contracted NEtii yuu. upon he
grounds oil des"ItUn wtTlGui re t-tHsh.u 'gu-.
for more iHhi one year
AHi yuu ar further notified InGt Uniu-s Yea
appear al III" rex team oI sad court, To bt be-
gun iI,l held at tn" courthouse. in The rIt5 ol
Lexington, IN sali county, On I!r hiI 'itE 81
December next, and On Gr ErirIe The Gh day al
said term, If the term shall! SO toEg continue AMI
II not, then before the end OF itr term, and an
sWei sad petition, :hr sLIn' vii hc take 1t
Confessed
And II 10 iurtIrr n.irrti that 1t cop. hereof be-
pnbiiahrd in tue Lexington N"'AN lntriiIrtn-
Ger, a n"w unp = lubl~hsd III sand comfy oi
Lii.y. IL. To- iuIr week successfully. tn II-i
! insertion t. tr Il lea f"ur N",L- nriuIr the
rUInTt.' lI'e!n,ut 81 tie next !cTHn ui thu court
y ira" c'Iy Attest.
jlS5 { i aA&iEL. ClrTk.
J ". MhIt-rtt. attorney iUt pItI,rtI
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ExECUTRIx, NOTICE.
TGUSTEE,S SALE,

WHEitEAS, Oscar q Gregg and Mamie
w Gregg, his wife. by ih.ir certain deed
Of trust dated the 18Th day oi April. lss6.
AMI recorded Ia the office Of Ia, rec rt' r
al deeds Tar l'.ia cite county. Missouri. IA
deed book No. %. AT page 291. conveyed Ia the
undersigned trustee. tue following described
real estate situate IN the county 81 Lafayette,
in The stat" oI MISsoIrl. tu-~It: The west halt
Of The = ,uIhwc,t quarter Oi section Twenty-Five
te). III iuNh-hip luriy-rIrht tiS). al range
tw"ntN-scv"n ca. and ten tlU) acres OF the el |
side ui The west half 81 the northw est quarter 81
section Twenty-Five t2:) IN township i"rty-elght
as at range iw"nty seven t2.J, containing IN
all hiurt} tt) ict's ItUir or i'r%, which 'i,ci nj
trust IS mat" 10 secure the pay M, mt I'll i certain
prumIrSnrN nate. la sad deed described tuE"ti er
with The Int"r"'i o. 3 tmc; AMI. whereas default
note, when The snme became due and pavab e;
now, therefore, IN aC" 'idance with the PfovIs-
Ions oi said deed at trust. AN at The request uI
II" legal holder oi ruln note. VIII y n"t"i l.,
sell IN Ai'"Nr IL scrih"'t r.ti esla q at l,uil C
auction. IL the highest b dirr, IrT c.-h ia
hand, nj III" coutIhnu-r door. in ilu cay Of
LcAinltJn. Lafayette comfy. Ma "n
SATt RDAI. AUGUST. Il. 1881.
between In" hours of . O'Clock IN til. forenoon
AMI i've n'clurk in he SC, rnuOi al ih!J day. 10
satisfy said Rot" and iui, rest thereof. ana tue
cost nf executing this tut
JOSEPH O. L.ESUEUR,
' juiy1Gtd Trustee,
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FINAL

NOTICE Ia hereby given to all persons inter-
IN esled in the estate of William Wrrbtck,
decd, tina! the undersigned administriin, will
apply TO make "a final ettIcmepto of said estate AT
the August term, 1857, oil the Probate court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, to he begun and
held ut the Probate court room. in the city
OF Lexington, on the SECOND Monday in August,
1857. WILLIAM
Julyl6f5 Administrator,
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ADMINISTRATIVE, NoTICe.

7 ETTEES OF administrator on the esi4ir o.
Il Isaac Warner. deceased, were granted
to the undersigned on the Both Gay OF June, lSS1,
by the probate court OF Lafayette. county, Mis-
souri,.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to mr tor llowanc
within one year after the date OF this notice, All
they may be rreciudsi from any bench OF such
estate and ii such claims be not exhibited
within W years they viii he forever barred.
MARY \. WARNER,
;,lrDtz .--
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NOTICE is hereby gwen to all persons inter-
IN eSted in the estate OF Marcus w. Re Dura.
deed, that the undersigned public administrator
Will apply to make a final settlement OF said
estate, at the August term, 1887, Of the Probate
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri. 10 ne be-
gun and held ut the Probate court room, IN the
city OF Lexington. ON the second Monday in
August. 1857. 30. 4. WILSON.
juIyl6t5 Public ADMINISTRATOR.
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 all persons inter-
~ esied IN The estate OF Lawson Smith
deceased, thai the undersigned. executor,
Will apply 10 make Il final settlement Of . id
estate, at the August term, 1So1. oil the Pro-
bate court of Lafay cite county, Missouri, to lie
begun and held at the Probate cont room, IN
the city of Lexington, on the second Monday
in August, 1857.
WIN. l. SMITH,
julyl6.5 Execuior
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Market.

In h,s rcporith Wholesale prices are given IN
lett b md column, and retail pirces IN right hand
column. liz country produce the figures on the
icl denote what the merchants arc aging, and
on the right the prices at which they sell.
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FULL STOCK
CHRIS. MAYER'S
NEW BAKRY.
DUTCH ROW MAIN ST., Opp.
Express Office.

First prize for best made bread was awarded
hin at the Philadelphia Exhibition, 1875.
THE Humble competitor Tor the continuance
4 oil patronage of the citizens OF Lexington
and vacInIty III his SEA made breads and other
afticlet ui bakery. inform5 the public, wiLnout
r'SAid OF color, that u,der heavy expense he
his now completed arrangements Of latest
style and Improvements, enabling him to serve
his customers. The finest. most delicious and
healthy bread, white and brown, Fresh every
morning, IN any quantity desired. Extra fine
VIENNA WHITE BREAD
u specially; IA slight trial given this first-cIass
article, prepared with the greatest of care, will
make this bread Il necessity tor family use, and
soon Will enirange the home-manufacture OF
Biscuits with their poisonous and pernicious
elects upon tie stomach and digestion No
more physlrian needed, no more dispepsfa
Wn,n 5ou Use my celebrated VIENN BREAD
when. OF course, could not be of such fuwiess
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hour princes of the west. My facilities for all
articies Ia The line OF bakery are unsurpassed.
GIVE me a call. Very respe ctfuily,
may2ltt CHRIS. MAYER
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colors guaranteed fast, at 20 and 25c;
regular price % and 35c per yard
Our entire stock of Crinkled Seer
suckers at sacrifice prices, from Sac a
yard on up.
1900 yards Dress Ginghams at 74c a
yard sold elsewhere for 10c and called
cheap.
500 yards good Apron bingham, o
64c; regular price, SIC.
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SHEEslEF,s ksE IN PARTI.
ION,

Isabel Mi chen t Joseph q
Mi,chcll, her husd. Margaret
A. Nickel, Mint NI;keiI.
George T.. Runl ~ c iiGhl,
Marcarrt Ruiui John w.
Kuii. Norman Kant ami Partition.
iNIIn l.. Eu Fni"rr5, lay
their guird 'au iries Hysiop,
Elizabeth Slobsl and Georg. .
". Nickel!
jlY virtue on order Of sale, issued
L. IRON lne al oil the clerg of the circuit
court OF L".laye cuanty ~iIssouri. made
al ,h- Aprieim thereof, 1857, in
lavor ni islbr,t sl,riI and Joseph y Mitch
ell. her hu-blndlfEaret \. Siri ell. Minerva
T. Melted. &c l.. Ram. Mrs c.. Ruhl,
MaTgnrt | i.uhli John W i!uhl, Norman
". RGhi. and lipm G. RUM, minors, by
their guardian. aiica Hyslop. aud against
tiIZGbti Stub."ni George W. Nickel, To
me directed, 'Ieinrnablr To tie August
term. 1851. OF curt. 1 wIiI on
IUESn. AUGUST aSp, IsS7,
between The hrul MIN O'clock In the fore
noon and ave Dck III the II lcInoon OF said
day, and IN not ne cOGrIhuuge door, IN the
city Vi LeXiuei IN Lafayette county, Mis-.
sour, during IFssIon oil the said circuit cuurI
III sand county, publicly. by auction, TO TIT
highest bidierT cash, all the right. title, in.
tcIcst, clalHIl catate OF said main.
TN aud trirats in aud 10 the folio wlnl
described rrai.te situate, lying and beiIL
IN III county Lafayette. stat. of Missour
tn-wlt: ih' eleast uGart. + OF lEe snuthwesl
quaTttr and Ipuihw Get quarter oi IT,. south.
,a.t quarter. II section SIX To-. IN TnrpShI,
ipTty -rI%hI q, range twenty-rIghi C.oJ rDt
lalnuUg "t.lrl acteS
Gl,-n uGhcB hani tins 18th day oi July
lh5. JDsErii ". BOWMAN,
jail Hli sheriff.
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Watch the Date

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rHE TIME TO WHICH YOU HAVE
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For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases mailed free.
Tue SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga.
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julyl6:5
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-29
A Remarknble Theft.

In ma ns'ive hills he was once known
a. ''the hry who stolc Don Vicente's
creek" Said Vicente, pompou: mes-
tizo, strutting in the prestige Of a semi
official authority, was the mayoral, or
overseer in chief, of former convent
hacienda. now a government domain,
used only as stock farm. By way Of
asserting the prerogatives Of his position
the mayoral monopolized not only the
hunting privilege of the vast estate but
also the use of its drinking water, and, o
few weeks after the death Of young Ber-
nails father, seized one Of the widows
cows, las warning to trespassers upon
the reservation Of government water
ourse." "Mark my words, neighbors,
IL do not make him stop Dragging about
that government creek" shrieked Master
Bernal, when the bailiff had elbowed his
way through an indignation meeting OF
che widows friends, and on the very
same evening he marched posse OF
trusty playmates to the headwaters OF
the monopoly creek.
Up in the dells Of the Sierra, and
nearly ten miles above Don Vicente's
stock farm, the boy had private knowl.
edge of place where portion Of the
brook found its way into a cavern or
sink hole, without visible. outlet toward
the next valleys of the watershed; and
by widening the channel of the afiluent
nearly all the water of the brook was
diverted toward that drain. The small
residue was absorbed in its course through
the sands of the fountainless plain, and
the next morning the mayoral was sur
prised to note the disappearance of the
sacred stream. An exploring party
failed to elucidate the significance of the
portent. and it is on record that young
Bernal was subpenaed on charge Of
having entered into a conspiracy with
his uncle, the druggist Of San Lorenzo,
to affect the evanesence Of public pas
ture brook by mixing its waters with
evaporative essences'- Lppincott's Mag.
sziHs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-29
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-12-17
nindoo Abstcmlousness

There is no abstemionasS in n
world. and no thrift, like the lhriA ma
abstemiousiess Of the average aas,.
Of India Almost alone among H
working men of tic world, he Il
ia seal himself nearly above wants y,
stripped himself Of al the impeLlnss,
Of luxury. Millions Of men in ln
especially on the richer soils and IL 4,
+ ser drllas. live. marry, aud rear 4.
parsntly healthy children. nli1l an y.
come which. tyen when tie "
works. is rarely above TWO shilling, 4
week. and frequently sIuks 10 esglssa
pence Iho iuL am is enabled 10 3
this not 80 much by tho che1pnen 4
food for. though i j. cleBp. ( Earog.
an who atu the same food would M
liye times the mOnrY mvrcb 70 f@
himself -as By habit Of living nsss
mikes him independent III The MI
nary cares II mankind ILL., g0es srs,.
Is without clothes, gives hh cisihlfa
none, aud drpssrs i vito III TN
picru 81 ths most wrsieilel tan,Ea
Neither hc nor his wife pay tsl9g e
mliiiner Un0 Shilling dur ~ .heig Is
tire lives. h1r do they ever pafrass
needle, VI thread. vii CHI. uniegl. i i
contrary 10 srins-rrl.sl Dus r,alaass
ever to use.
Ills poorest peasant iuliabhs 4 "a
containing ,GBgi0 covered fu0m Z
the smallest s,Ei,, with an rsrshwa Bli
fDrm ~ tao outside ID. anil rs b. go.
siruct. and rrpa - lis own dwelhg
lac virtually pass no rguL cAseps is
the culJurab,S .Anj, ilu nrgrC slHgaa
alcohol or ans substitute 'JF Il. Iass
il un tisA In Eugiani ghat ts n8
opium or hemp. bus hc. ss a K&
swallows neither; nFstly. leeaiEa =
/ regards sbrm w.tu - uniCit nt1ti -.
/ tipaihy rs agy Ea.lisli ~ liymstl ssi
secpudi bS1ausr 80 cuuli u0l B. ~
/ pnss b lily pA. ftr articles uhra !
Incl q. ~ rS~ty where else sge sxsset
| iugy expensive llu sals s-salsssH
40 tHUaI nor any animal f4t npg snl
expensive Egatt ike gOtsl phesa Va
Z Ives on mt.ics az small 90. h.a
milk. With tile butter from milk. WI
[ the vegetables hu grows kfsn 4
these l'u cats more splriuEiy ihan ta'
/ pTDrgnI Iuhrrn. Once a gHsrsF pg
hnps. hs will OS, enough, during ssaf
I festival. but. rs = Iiii". lls knnWs sen,
/ Tntrlv what will srstal biu. ~
would ba curAE,sl with tis wife Wy
cooks Tor him il aha prepsui ASA
lie i MS stei in this rrpuutny BY r
hgtuus TnIS whiclt wr have u6fcr Fsi
n lltn4ou break. and which i aaj0g,'
elIy, kc ihu yttIu against sisliug e.
On. a survival from ~ iilar isr e
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I Spectator.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-12-17
The Great Wall Of lhlaa

OF rourtc. $50 hasl 10 e. 10 Tie egei'
wall China Squeezing through lktias
deep gorge aud deep ritt IN Tie n
rock, cut out rs ages Of roll nix uhet
aud trampI ng feet. va rcachs4 "
great, frowHtng. double bssiIvHca zsi
~ stone aud hard-buFHgi hrCk, Ssi
arcIway IumblcI iu. Tiis was icy Y
jet oi our mt-sO on. the great VIZ
| Of China. buiit 2l3 years IrtnrC oug s'F
hn.ltui great slab, ~ wvll.Urwl dasl
laid in regular courses some twenty u
high. and thnu topped out viii isis
hnrtl-buTnoi bricks lilled NJ " - eaF'%
md closely pnyC, on tl,u top aitii iasis
dark. tawnS brick. rnmrafIs hika sas
thick and Consolidated for lhG usr Of siys
Right and left, the great wall spiasi
far up the mountain side. now sHalss
now curved. TO meet the niguuiAA
ridge. turrrtrd each 800 fori, . ttpHhs'
ing mass Ul MISSIONARY No need l0ht
you 1T this wall. tho books will loll w
how II was butt TO keep tie wsrHss
Tariars out. twenty-five tret llsh Y
forty tlic., /. 200 IN les long, with EQoM
on top for six hursns 80 hr df v.
abreast. Nor need ! tell you INA. Y
l.40O years ii kept those hprdes n WI
nor that. 'in tlr main. the ma'sl@
used upon II Is jnst rs good sud ll@
and rs strong ~ when nut ~ plas
Twelve hundred miles Uf this gigiae
work, built on tho rugged cragey mp'a
tan tops. vunliing over gor&es, wv
ming wide streams, nsiuug 'lic w,
archways with huge. hard bars q wv,
per, with double gates. with sWilsa
doors and bars sol thick with iron n
NOR, wonder in the world when v,
Old-linio classic seven wonders, ~
now save The great Pyramid, we're lo I'm
The great Pyramid las 81. 900 VV1E.
feet, the wall $3.50. 600 900 cube ,ss wv.
An engineer ~ Stewards parry ~,
some years ago gave u rs llls "p'ei
that the cost of this wall, Iig'r'hs Il
Dor NJ the same rate. would more "
equal that Of all the l00OOO h''N nm
railroad Ia tho United STATES l,ll
material IL contains would buill ,st
six feet high aud two fret thies m,
straight around the globe. ~ .,ad
was done in twenty years. --1"''',
World.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-12-17
An Artist. Not a Prodigy.

New YORK, Nov. 29.-Josef Holman,
child pianist, ten years old, who has
created sensation in musical circles in
Europe, gave a private recital at Wallack's
theatre to-day to about 500 members Of
the press club and theatrical people. He
is indeed a veritable genius. He played
with all the breadth of phrasing, clearness
and brilliancy and delicacy af tone of
trained artists four times his age. He has
strength enough to develope any volume
of tone, although, OF course, not enough
for brayura PLAYING. His programme in
Guided works of Beethoven, Mendelssohn,
Chopin, and of his own. To prove his
ability as composer, well known must
clan in the audience was asked to 20 on the
stage and give theme of eight bars. He
did so, and Holman answered it with
eight bars that carried out the idea, and
then introduced some pleasing variations
Holman is true artist, and not an infant
prodigy.